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-== SDR Software for using the badge+= SDR Software for using the badge
  
-=== Recommended Installations List +== overview
-Just a quick check list of installations recommended before camp. Detailed descriptions below! +
-Don't worry if you are not coming with a laptop, the badge will still be useful to you.+
  
-==== Linux +=== GNU Radio (Linux/Mac/Windows)
-* [[:software:sdr#gnu_radio_linux_mac_windows]|GNU Radio]] +
-* [[:software:sdr#gqrx_sdr_linx_mac]|Gqrx SDR]] +
-* [[http://www.baudline.com|Baudline]] (not in the Debian package repository)+
  
-===== Debian based systems+It's highly recommended to build [[http://gnuradio.org/|GNU Radio]] from source to use the most up-to-date version: 
 +[[http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/InstallingGRFromSource|Installation]] 
 + 
 +There were two GNU Radio workshops at Easterhegg 2015: 
 +* [[http://media.ccc.de/browse/conferences/eh2015/eh15_-_27_-__-_tagungsraum_1_-_201504041830_-_sdr_for_noobs_-_sec.html#video|SDR for Noobs]] 
 +* [[http://media.ccc.de/browse/conferences/eh2015/eh15_-_28_-__-_tagungsraum_1_-_201504051830_-_sdr_for_non-noobs_-_sec.html|SDR for non-noobs]] 
 + 
 +**gnuradio-companion** is the full-fledged signal processing application. 
 + 
 +**osmocom_fft** is a nice little graphical tool for quick signal checks.  
 + 
 +=== Gqrx SDR (Linux/Mac) 
 +[[http://gqrx.dk]] 
 + 
 +=== SDR# (Windows) 
 +[[http://sdrsharp.com/#sdrsharp]] 
 + 
 +=== RF Analyzer (Android) 
 +[[:software:sdr#Android]|instructions]] 
 + 
 +== installation details 
 + 
 +=== Linux 
 +* [[:software:sdr#gnu_radio_linux_mac_windows]|GNU Radio]] - Powerful suit for signal processing. Also contains 'gnuradio-companion', a GUI for designing the the processing blocks. 
 +* [[:software:sdr#gqrx_sdr_linx_mac]|Gqrx SDR]] - Easy display of signal strengths/waterfall etc. with basic filtering and demodulation support. 
 +* [[http://www.baudline.com|Baudline]] (not in the Debian package repository) - Another signal visualizer. 
 +* [[https://github.com/miek/inspectrum|inspectrum]] - Similar to baudline, but OSS. 
 + 
 +==== Debian based systems 
 +NOTE: Current versions of gqrx-sdr and gr-osmosdr in Ubuntu 14.04 are known to cause issues with the rad1o. (hackrf_info not detecting the badge, error loading libosmosdr etc.) 
 +The [[https://github.com/mossmann/hackrf/wiki/Installing-gnuradio-on-Ubuntu-14.04-with-the-packaging-manager|original hackrf wiki]] has a PPA with updated versions. 
 + 
 +1. Install software:
  
     apt-get install hackrf gqrx-sdr gnuradio gr-osmosdr     apt-get install hackrf gqrx-sdr gnuradio gr-osmosdr
  
-NOTE: For Debian/Ubuntu Systems you qgrx will not work correctly, if you have the hackrf kernel module loaded. Additionally you will need some UDEV rules.+2. Make sure the hackrf kernel module is not loaded. 
 +If you don't do this, you'll get a -1000 error from hackrf_info 
 +<code> 
 +$ sudo rmmod hackrf 
 +$ sudo vim /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf 
 +# module blacklisted for radi1o / gqrx usage 
 +blacklist hackrf 
 +</code> 
  
-1. Create some udev rules, replace YOURUSER with your username (whoami)+3. Additionally you will need some UDEV rules. 
 +Replace YOURUSER with your username (whoami)
 <code> <code>
 $ sudo vim /etc/udev/rules.d/51-rad1o.rules $ sudo vim /etc/udev/rules.d/51-rad1o.rules
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 </code> </code>
  
-2. blacklist the hackrf module. If you don't do this / still have the module loaded you'll get a -1000 error from hackrf_info+4. make sure you boot the hackrf-old on the rad1o, as gqrx somehow only recognized the device as a hackrf then (at least with gqrx from debian testing) 
 + 
 +5. check with hackrf_info that everything works 
 + 
 +6. launch gqrx, it should autoconfigure itself 
 + 
 + 
 +==== Archlinux 
 + 
 +    pacman -S gqrx python2 python2-lxml python2-cheetah # pulls hackrf and gnuradio automatically in 
 +     
 +==== Gentoo Linux 
 +Versions known to work: 
 + 
 +net-wireless/gnuradio-3.7.7.x  
 +net-wireless/gr-osmosdr-1.4_x 
 +net-wireless/gqrx-2.3.x 
 + 
 +Make sure the 'hackrf' useflag is enabled where available. 
 + 
 +If you have the 'hackrf' kernel module compiled, prevent it from loading by adding 
 + 
 +    blacklist hackrf 
 + 
 +to your /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf. (update your modprobe config with 'depmod -a') 
 +     
 +==== Fedora 
 + 
 +1. Install software:
 <code> <code>
-$ sudo rmmod hackrf +$ sudo dnf install gnuradio gnuradio-doc gnuradio-examples gqrx hackrf hackrf-doc gr-osmosdr gr-air-modes
-$ sudo vim /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf +
-# module blacklisted for radi1o / gqrx usage +
-blacklist hackrf+
 </code> </code>
 +<note warning>Fedora 24 also needs hackrf-static.</note>
  
-3. make sure you boot the hackrf-old, as gqrx somehow only recognized the device as a hackrf then (at least with gqrx from debian testing) 
  
-4. check with hackrf_info that everything works+2. boot into **HKRF-OLD** on the rad1o (for now, hopefully soon in HACKRF mode)
  
-5. launch gqrx, it should autoconfigure itself+3. check if it's detected with hackrf_info 
 +<code> 
 +$ hackrf_info 
 +Found HackRF board. 
 +Board ID Number: 3 (Unknown Board ID) 
 +Firmware Version: [...] 
 +Part ID Number: [...] 
 +Serial Number: [...] 
 +</code>
  
 +4. run gqrx, accepting the default of //hackrf unknown device//. [[http://gqrx.dk/supported-hardware#hackrf|Gqrx SDR Supported hardware]]
 +<code>
 +$ gqrx
 +</code>
  
-===== archlinux+5. if you get results in gqrx, move on to osmocom_fft, keeping in mind that the built-in [[:antennas|antenna]] is tuned to 2.5GHz 
 +<code> 
 +$ osmocom_fft 
 +</code>
  
-    pacman -S gqrx # pulls hackrf and gnuradio automatically in+6. now you are sure the rad1o speaks to your Fedora box and you can move on to GNU Radio 
 +<code> 
 +$ gnuradio-companion 
 +</code>
  
-==== Windows+To use the rad1o, search for blocks with //osmocom// in the name in GNU Radio. 
 + 
 +You may want to check out the files in ''/usr/share/gnuradio/examples/'' 
 + 
 +=== Windows
 * [[:software:sdr#gnu_radio_linux_mac_windows]|GNU Radio]] * [[:software:sdr#gnu_radio_linux_mac_windows]|GNU Radio]]
 * [[:software:sdr#sdr_windows]|SDR#]] * [[:software:sdr#sdr_windows]|SDR#]]
 +* [[http://sdr-radio.com/Software|SDR Console]]
 +
 +=== Mac
 +Follow these instructions to install Gnuradio-Suite on your Mac:
 +Prerequisites:
 +* Install either [[http://brew.sh|HomeBrew]], MacPorts or Fink
 +* Download and install XQuarz via http://xquartz.macosforge.org/landing/
 +* Download and install MacPorts: https://www.macports.org/install.php
 +
 +Install GnuRadio with MacPorts:
 +<code>
 +sudo port install gnuradio
 +</code>
 +
 +You also want to install the OsmoSDR radio blocks for GnuRadio
 +<code>
 +sudo port install gr-osmosdr
 +</code>
 +
 +To install GnuRadio with HomeBrew, you can follow [[https://github.com/robotastic/homebrew-hackrf|this guide]].
 +
 +Start GnuRadio in the terminal with 
 +<code>
 +gnuradio-companion
 +</code>
  
-==== Mac 
 * [[:software:sdr#gnu_radio_linux_mac_windows]|GNU Radio]] * [[:software:sdr#gnu_radio_linux_mac_windows]|GNU Radio]]
 * [[:software:sdr#gqrx_sdr_linux_mac|Gqrx-SDR]] * [[:software:sdr#gqrx_sdr_linux_mac|Gqrx-SDR]]
  
-==== Android+=== Android
 * [[:software:sdr#rf_analyzer_android]|RF Analyzer]] * [[:software:sdr#rf_analyzer_android]|RF Analyzer]]
  
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-=== RF Analyzer (Android)+==== RF Analyzer (Android)
  
 Patched version with rad1o support: Patched version with rad1o support:
-  * Binary APK: [[https://github.com/rad1o/RFAnalyzer/raw/rad1o/RFAnalyzer-rad1o.apk|RFAnalyzer-rad1o.apk]]+  * Binary APK: [[https://github.com/rad1o/RFAnalyzer/raw/rad1o/RFAnalyzer-rad1o.apk|RFAnalyzer-rad1o.apk]] (as of 2015-08-23, this APK seem to need HKRF-OLD mode)
   * Source: [[https://github.com/rad1o/RFAnalyzer|RFAnalyzer]]   * Source: [[https://github.com/rad1o/RFAnalyzer|RFAnalyzer]]
  
 Requires an OTG cable or adapter and an OTG capable mobile (e.g. Jolla and Nexus 4 are **//not//**) Requires an OTG cable or adapter and an OTG capable mobile (e.g. Jolla and Nexus 4 are **//not//**)
- 
-=== GNU Radio (Linux/Mac/Windows) 
- 
-It's highly recommended to build [[http://gnuradio.org/|GNU Radio]] from source to use the most up-to-date version: 
-[[http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/InstallingGRFromSource|Installation]] 
- 
-There were two GNU Radio workshops at Easterhegg 2015: 
-[[http://media.ccc.de/browse/conferences/eh2015/eh15_-_27_-__-_tagungsraum_1_-_201504041830_-_sdr_for_noobs_-_sec.html#video|SDR for Noobs]] 
-[[http://media.ccc.de/browse/conferences/eh2015/eh15_-_28_-__-_tagungsraum_1_-_201504051830_-_sdr_for_non-noobs_-_sec.html|SDR for non-noobs]] 
- 
-**gnuradio-companion** is the full-fledged signal processing application. 
- 
-**osmocom_fft** is a nice little graphical tool for quick signal checks.  
-=== Gqrx SDR (Linux/Mac) 
- 
-[[http://gqrx.dk]] 
- 
-=== SDR# (Windows) 
-http://sdrsharp.com/#sdrsharp 
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